Does the brush spin while heating and holding the hair in place?
2473
No, the brush doesn't spin and that's the only thing I didn't like about it. Where the wand is connected to the cord, that is flexible so the wand will swivel. But just the brush itself, does not. Hope this answers your question.
2474
No, you use if as you would a plain curling iron...The heat comes through small holes along the length of the brush. I've used one for years, and they're terrific! (I'm neither an employee and not in any way related to the company...I'm an 87-year-old great-grandma who just thinks it's a great product.)
892367
Mine heats up quickly whether the high or low setting. Swivel cord moves smoothly and none of my thin fine hair gets caught in the joints. Hard bristles are shorter and hold my hair exceptionally well (and I don't use tons of styling products either). All in all, this has been the best heated brush iron I have ever used to date - a few friends liked it so much, they went and bought their own !
1822972
No, and you wouldn't want it to! My hair is to my shoulders and layered. I roll my hair up on the barrel and turn the heat to high, then to cool and the style is set. I've used the ones that spin and I've never been able to use them without getting my hair all tangled up.
200059
It has a flat brush as seen in the image and a round brush for tighter curls. However, it's a hair dyer, not a curling iron. My hair is short but I can imagine, that you would have to get your long hair almost dry with the large brush attachment and then try to curl it with the round attachment.
2010742
Yes. The large brush swivels at the place where the neck meets the brush head.
1822973
No, it doesn't spin or rotate, you have to do that with your hand motions but I have found that is better for me, spin ones sometimes get caught and pull my hair, again that is just me, I have pretty long hair.
222931
I am assuming that it spins with the spool removed? Also assume that you are referring to the snap-in line spool. I don't see how the spool could make a difference, is there something wrapped around the shaft under the head that is being caught when the spool is snapped in, or is binding the spinning head. if it's a brush type motor then dirt in the brushes, worn-out brushes, or broken brush spring, can cause intermittent operation which may seem like another unrelated action.
824821
You control the brush it does not rotate automatically. With long hair that may be a problem. My hair is just below the ear and baby fine so I was able to control the brush easily
1522191
yes it does!! It's a great brush for fine hair and it smooths out the fizz very nicely giving a soft curl in place of a fizzy wave. Love this curling brush... I ordered 2!
62087
no, the brush is fixed and stationary. The description I read prior to purchasing did *not* indicate a rotating brush.
1850344
No it doesn't but I love the styling tool and use it daily in my salon. It has two different size brush heads with retractable bristles so can't ever get stuck in the hair. Works best on SLIGHTLY damp hair.
589404
bristles are hard plastic, so no I don't have trouble with it getting tangled in my hair. The cord doesn't rotate easily (maybe because it is new), so I have had some trouble with it getting tangled and twisted.
1860792
It doesnt spin. It has holes from which hot air blows. Thats why I like it - its safe.
876409
IN upright mode no -- when you bring handle down the brushes start spinning and that moves it some but not powered wheels or anything.
1461392
The brush attachment slips over the closed curling iron. Then, when the curling iron is heated up, the brush is warm and provides a nice soft curl. My wife prefers this to using the curling iron directly.
316327
Yes. The brush roll on off switch is way up on the handle. Very convenient.
1702373
It doesn't, which is the only negative to it. BUT, with that being said, it is a GREAT iron for the cheap price. It gets really hot really quick, and my hair that never curls, actually stays curled.